The End of post-war politics in Italy: the landmark 1992 elections

Introduction: A case of regime crisis / Gianfranco Pasquino

The Christian Democrats: A party in crisis / Douglas A. Wertman

The Italian Communists divide, and do not conquer / Patrick McCarthy

The Italian Socialist Party and the 1992 general election / David Hine

Facing the test of the ballot boxes: The PRI, PLI and Greens in the 1992 elections / Piero Ignazi

The electorate of the Lega Nord / Renato Manheimer

The anatomy of change / Giacomo Sani

Electing the president of the republic / Gianfranco Pasquino

Politics almost as usual: The formation of the Amato government / Stephen Hellman

Conclusion: Inching towards a new regime / Patrick McCarthy.